The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-27
BOILED INTO BREVlTY.
A Few MluStss With the News Of This
Vicinity.
ItemS Picked Up in and Around This
County by the Ever Present Demo-
SrMt Nows 0Rthcrer---Per-
BOnAl Points, Etc.

AAenteTprlse.
llsce H. Phelps, of the Alliance
- Aer, was In the city yesterday and
yie brief call to the DEMOCRAT.
Hon. John Hunter, Of Alliance, Is iu
ihe city assisting Judge Pease to dis
pense Justice, In the capacity OF jury.
man.
Mr., Charles Richardson, Of Chicago, Is
Visiting at the residence Of his sister
Mrs. K. Rlcheimer, on South Walnut
street.
Married, by the Rev. ]. B. Bust on Fri
: day evening January 2lst, Mr.. John
Frey and Miss Carrie Ney, both OF Can
ton, Ohio.
h The season approaches when the shOp
windows will again be dis6gured by
those horrld caricatnres known as comic
valentines.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Raney McGuiTen Sand Lizzie Elliott,
Lexington township; Jonas Conrad and
Oatharlne Becher, Washington township
K The business men of Alliance are
raising a purse to donate to the Canton
firemen who did such good work at their
late FIRE. At present the sum raised ex
Ceeds 5000.
Married, at the residence of the BRIDES
brother, Thursday evening, January 20,
1887, by the Rev. G. +. HartuDg, Mr.. John
MOssgrOve and Miss Sarah A. Reifsnyder,
both Of Canton, o.
N Messrs. John FOsnaught and Sam. M
BrittOn will open paint and wall
street, about the 1st Of February. Sue
Anaa Io ha f1ioh ~ tho nnMnOp
Miss Emma N. Flora, of No. "a North
Walnut street, has returned home for q
short period after having spent the
summer and fall visiting friends In
Marion, Ind, Cleveland and Plttsburg.
Mr.. Harry Strouse, Of the firm Of Mer-
gentheim, Sterns & StrOuse, prOprlet0rs
Of the Peru, Ind, wOolen mills, one of
the largest and most successful firms of
the kind In the country, Is at the
Hurf0rd.
The CANTON DEMOCRAT is enthusias-
tic over the complete success of the
ROung Mems Democratic Club Of that
pity, which Is certainlya fine body of
men. 1t has kept up It's organization
Iince 1884 and will maintain 1t In the
1ture. 1t has elegant headquarters, q
library, gymnasium and sn assembly
oOm.-[ Plain Dealer.
The Penny Press says: "There Is
much speculation as to the cause of the
Ire which raised such havoc In ALI
lnce, but 1t rather appears as though
he reflection Of the blushes on EiitOr
Wallace Phelps face at the many COM
limentaTy notices he received for his
t. jackson day speech at Wooster, is
7Eat caused the cOnf1RgratiOn."
horticultural Society meeting at
[ ouisVllle, in Keim's Hall, Wednesday,
ebruary 81. Remember this Is the place
} here one of the best meetings is held
Ich year. The society is always IA
red with fair and intelligent audi
ce, and the famous Louisville choir
ways furnishes such choice music.
t all make 1t a point to be there.
|, AL. MOnnin, at his residence, No. 36
Y st Ninth street, was last night treated
q complimentary serensde by THraj5-
band The band had but eight
ices, but from the splendid music they
de one would have supposed there
re forty. Mr.. MOnnin invited them in
4 couple of most pleasant hours
y re passed in social intercourse. Mr..
min enjoyed the affair hugely and
pAoo tuo UOyo w OOLno hBhAug
j pr. &. Henning, of Cleveland, who was
homeopathic physician In this city
re than twenty years ago, Is spend
n q few days in Canton. He presided
the organ Of the Y, w. G. 7. U. last
ht, and although time has frosted
head he appears vigorous and happy.
expressed himself as greatly de
hted at the progress Canton has
de In fhe past twenty years, and the
yht future now before US.
mOng the industries wanted in Can
and that would promise we'll for
proprietor, Is an electrOtype foundry.
have most excellent wood engraY-
! done In this city, and the many
nfscturers supply good work of this
t,but there Is not an electrOtype es-
hIhment In the county. A good
itintion of that kind In this populous
cry would have work from all over
q punty, and some adjoining cOun-
tiWho will occupy the field.
lRnce's young prima donna, Miss
Id Fast, who has been attending the
NEpgland Conservatory of Music at
!. Boa, Is expected home next week.
Y, Sh special pupil of SignOr ROtoli,
4 Wbpeaks very highly of her talent
Rnlco0mplishments. On Thursday
niGshe sings at one Of his recltals, q
diDti0n only conferred upon his
Rdced pupils. Miss Fast Is quite
yOr. but has already developed re-
mable musical talent, and will no
dol attain celebrity In her chosen
prislOn.
Saturday evening at Alliance, the
traer force under Agent Samuel
ShD Of the p, +. W. & G., cOrralled
thiOOd natured gentleman, and before
held throw himself into hollow
sqp and get ready for the charge they
habundIy Caned him. The cane Is q
velRndsOme gold headed ebony stick
anas applied to him by Ed. Murray
as Bter of ceremonies. Mr.. Shimp Is
ont the old time railroad men on the
P.,W. q c., a generally good hearted
cuRhom everybody likes. He is very
proof his cane and will wear 1t next
hisart.
K. E. Scranton, the new SuserIn-
tent OF the l. K. A. & s. railroad, Is
sniance boy, born and bred in that |
citlF0r several years he was In the
gerp Of the p, +. W. & G. where he |
! disguished himself by his devotion |
to Interests Of his employers, as we'll |
as natural ability. He OF late years |
hasMpied the responsible position of |
Aud for the @. Y. 8 p. and there |
fou1ppOrtunity Of testing his Qualifi- |
Cati(f0r still more important posi-
ti0nais appointment to the position |
OF Slrintendent was but q fitting |
rec0kion OF his merits, and the com.
panJsin his appointment guarantee
thRtbir business will be carefully and |